california history range with great names of discovery and achievement.o, fremont, vallejo, stanford -- yet for all her dramatic past she remains a land of challenge. two of the greatest challenge in modern california are the states ever-expanding population, and the growing need of its fellow citizens to respect and preserve as many land areas among -- of uncluttered beauty as possible. set ary person wants to place. and a place where he can be at repose. for many americans, that place of refreshment will be land owned by all the people. refugees of one kind or another. it is of paramount importance that we save and set aside enough sentient race for the future. --enough sanctuaries for the future. the growing need of an urban america, of quickening kicks of that iservation clocks, dedicate this national seashore to the vitality of the american people. and to generations yet unborn who will come here with the continent at their back, and gaze afar into a masterpiece. thank you so much for letting me share my time. [applause] >> just before sundown, mrs.

the gentleman from california. mr. denham: in closing, i would like to say this is one small step to california's water solutions. it is about time we came together on this one small issue in california. now it's time to face bigger issues of a drought-stricken state to sees lack of water storage and provides a solution for all of california. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 12396 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid n the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. denham: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4564. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: house calendar number 144, h.r. 4564, a bill to redesignate the small try

takano of california. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 859, the gentleman from california, mr. takano and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. takano: mr. speaker, i rise in support of my amendment, which would ensure that any v.a. employee of misconduct threatens the health and safety be immediately suspended without pay. specifically replaces section 3 of h.r. 5620 with a new provision allowing the secretary to take lawful and abrupt action in which immediate action is warranted. my amendment would give the secretary the authority to remove a suspended employee. removal is in the interest. both parties share the desire to protect veterans from mistreatment or harm, especially when they are seeking medical care at a v.a. hospital. but the current language in this bill will not accomplish that goal. the process for removing dangerous employees in h.r. 5620 is unconstitutional. and any actions will not hold up in court. instead of ac

grown in california. in addition that, there would be sales tax and local taxes to allow adults over 21 to buy a small amount of marijuana for recreational use. >> are there limits on the grow side? >> you would apply for different permits. people would be able to grow six plants within their own home. and like i said, you can apply for different permits. microbusinesses, small, medium. there is a large permit, but that is on hold for years with the idea they are giving smaller growers a chance to get a foothold before they let bigger companies get involved. >> the corporate interest might take over. >> one of the main arguments are making? why do we need this? >> they are saying that it's happening already. we do have a medicinal system for marijuana here in california. it is pretty widely known. this is happening and they bring it out into the open and regulate it and tax it. let's make it safer for people and basically stop pretending that it doesn't exist. >> some proponents are avoiding and trying to

should california cut taxes on tampons and diapers?milies need a break, or no, it's too costly. go to cwsanfrancisco.com to weigh in. we will show the results as they come in there at the bottom of your screen. jessica florez is in walnut creek with more on the governor's decision that some say unfairly hurts women. >> reporter: no tax on tampons, period. that was the message of the california state capital but governor brown is keeping the sales tax on tampons. >> i was support -- in support of the bill because it's a necessity like food. >> reporter: in california, tampons and other feminine products are not considered an -- a necessity so they aren't exempt from sales tax. the governor joined 11 other states and canada that key taxes off of tampons. in a statement announcing the veto, the governor says tax breaks are the same as new spending. assemblywoman isena garcia who cosponsored the bill, sent a tweet to the governor saying "please nancy lane -- mansplain why it bounces the budget on women's backs." truck the average californi

the gentleman from california, mr. hunter, has been an extraordinary leader on trying to address a critical need that the united states has. the arctic ocean is opening. there's not only a northwest passage, there's a northeast passage and this year, just a couple of weeks ago, less than two weeks ago, a cruise ship passed through the northwest passage without the aid of an icebreaker. we absolutely have to have a polar ice breaker. as the chairman said, we have one ice breaker today. and it is going to go in for overhaul. when it does, we have no heavy ice breaker either for the north pole or the south pole. we're in trouble. we have to have this. the u.s. navy has to have it. u.s. security has to have it. and certainly for the commerce in the arctic we have to have it. it's a reality. the arctic ocean is opening. commerce will take place. and it will also need military availability in that area. the legislation that is before us today does not have the proper language in it because of c.b.o. sitting on their duff, si

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desde california hasta flores.13 minutos marca 61 el termÓmetro. un poco mÁs fresco en napa con 59. ---en phoenix, arizona, un conductor atropello a varios unifor marÍa: en phoenix, un conductor arroyo haberes uniformados. arroyo a varios policÍas que se encontraban descansando, segÚn el jefe de policÍa fue un acto intencional y se espera que el conductor del vehÍculo sea acusado de intento de homicidio en primer grado. los tres policÍas se encuentran en condiciÓn estable en el hospital. en un intento por reducir la tasa de desempleo en segmento de la poblaciÓn los legisladores estatales aprobaron un nuevo programa para facilitar el acceso de empleos a los californianos. claudia tiene el informe. al escuchar>> >> dormiste escuchado todo personas que lo han sentido en carne propia. >> yo no quiero que me atienda, no creo que me de la comida. claudia: la discriminaciÓn laboral es algo que obliga a muchos a terminar en la calle o hacer trabajos no deseados. muchas veces no concuerdan como los miramos, esa es otra barr

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tras el desplome en el gobernador de california ha promulgado una nueva ley estatal.s. seis estudiantes murieron al caer al vacÍo cuando un banco con se desplomÓ junio 2015. mÍrate las palmeras de california son emblemÁticas, perderÁ miles de especies que aquÍ sÓlo una da fruto. hoy por hoy california se ha convertido en los principales productores de dÁtiles a nivel mundial. gabriela: aparecen los portales de viajes exÓticos segÚn aseveraciones de secuencias especie de palmera que en california. sÓlo una naciÓn y no da frutos. a la demarcaciÓn de medio oriente. eso de california resultÓ ser terreno fÉrtil para esas. >> llegue este lugar en el valle son lugares especiales en ninguna otra parte de estados unidos crece la palma pero no a producir igual la fruta depende mucho del clima. >> tienen 17 variedades de dÁtiles. >> de diferentes tamaÑos colores y texturas. >> sÓlo uno sobresale. >> la calidad del dÁtil es reconocida a nivel regional. despuÉs de todo bien del desierto, en el desierto de marruecos en el norte del continente africano. en circunstancias naturales l

this is in riverside, california, east of l.a. they appear to be on a pretty rural stretch of highway there in southern california. the stolen semi just slowed down. we thought it might be over here, this chase, but this is so unusual because a lot of times we'll see them, the police officers or the chp in this case, puncture somebody's tires or try to do one of those pit maneuvers where they spin them out. that is not going to be happening here. >> it looks as though the 18-wheeler, the driver has moved off to the right, the far right la, speed down, troy, as you mentioned. california highway patrol look like they have their lights on there in the front and they are following even closer now than we have been previously watching. so again, this is live coverage of this chase here of this 18-wheeler in riverside county, live coverage for you. you see some of the helicopters up above. we are watching this very closely and will continue it. we are going to take quick >>> you're watching fox 10 news at noon with troy hayden and syles

that measure was opposed by every local agency in california could board of supervisors, league of california cities, the california school district association. the california special district association. then assembly member john l burton became a co-author and we were successful in enacting it with the acquiescence of then gov. pete wilson who had been mayor of the city of san diego earlier in his career. after that, i introduced about a year or so later a major revision of the california public records act to strengthen the ability of people to obtain public records . today, the word is called transparency. the third reason that i filed my application is based on hearsay, reading, and some conversations that the ethics commission new executive director is competent and capable and brings a sense of reactivation as compared to her predecessor about whom i heard complaints. that the staff is composed of strongly motivated individuals and that it is a worthy exercise of citizenship to be a part of the five-member ethics commission in these present circumstances. thank you. >> thank you very

you can't assure us then that it is always going to be under california law in california? mr.marby: to be able to change where we are because of the fact we are built upon california law, we have the charters and bylaws built on california law, i would say it would be a very hard thing to do. i think it would be easier to start a new icann elsewhere with no california law as a basis. thank you, mr. chairman. let's stay focused on this question. you have made a lot of references to the bylaws. and we were told we should entrust the bylaws because we were told that nothing could go out without consensus. under california law, does anything prevent icann from changing his bylaws? checks andthere are balances built into the system to change those bylaws. can cruz: so, yes, icann change those bylaws. after the transition, icann could change the bylaws? mr. marby: if you're referring to the icann organization, the answer is no. sen. cruz: icann cannot change its own bylaws? mr. marby: to be able to make sure that nobody takes control which consist of the community, the board, and th

it is our legacy pdf of the work in california. >> of the mission system in california but it is importantt we have a record actually sat for a painting but the regional the portrait was painted in the late 18th century perhaps after his death in the original was lost and for the highest good to copies of that were made kiev the one remains in mexico. so it is an import impart of the collection. with the vast collection of material. >> we are asking for a register recording meant to record the sacrament to record the burials of the last rites and in this case but the founding of the mission in santa barbara. we'll was prepared with the understanding coming into the area to dedicate the chapel that the new mission would be founded and really wanted to work with of paul -- politicians so what actually says this will be the book of the deceased prepare for the burial. but we can seek the mission has been crossed out. and this tells the story later recorded of the conflict of the governor in california that was a constant battle between the missionary in the civil authorities and had disobeyed

there are the showers falling in southern california near baja, california. that's the tropical moisture i was telling you about. it's going to move through the baja and eventually through phoenix and flagstaff. for us, fortunately, we're not going to get any of that. you can see the forecast showing by tuesday and wednesday, showers do roll through that area. for us, we're going to get a trough that digs in for the middle part of this week and that's going to cool us. here it is, your seven-day forecast as we approach the first day of fall. thursday temperatures will feel nice. back into the 80s, so about a 10 to 15-degree drop from where we are today. san francisco looks good, well into the 70s today. we ride that stride all wathe w through the first day of fall. back to you. >>> coming up, neighbors fed up about a stench that keeps wafting over their neighborhood, and they're afraid it could keep getting worse. the change that has them saying enough is enough. >>> but first, happening now, we're tweeting updates on our top story. the suspect wanted for bom

why california police are calling for calm in the community. milwaukee officials-- searching for solutions to put an end to crime. how you can voice your opinion about safety in the community. severe flooding in parts of iowa. how residents are preparing for the rising waters. time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this morning.. mostly cloudy with a few showers. highs in the low 60s. right now . when we dry up (beep, camera shutter click) did you just see that? that was awesome. we have to try it. okay. okay, mine's not working. maybe you have to bump it. oh, yeah. do the bump it thing. right. okay, yeah. you want to buy a hairless cat? there's a pet store down the street. cool... i think she said "bmo harris app". yeah, that makes more sense. when your phone is your debit card. that's the bmo effect. chilly on wednesday with areas of light rain. highs will struggle to reach 60. a cut-off area of low pressure will meander around the region into the weekend keeping us mostly cloudy and cool with more chances for rain. wednesday: light

california. very good. you know your geography. nowadays, that part of town, if you can go to union and california in your mind, what does it look like? there is poverty, drugs, prostitution -- what was that part of town historically? this is the african-american enclave. you can see it is right outside the city limits. but the city fathers, the council, they deliberately excluded this part of the community because it was known as the negro part of town, the black part of town. and they were not allowed to buy property within the city limits. in part of my research, i looked at the struggle of that community to join the city. what are some of the benefits of being part of the city? tax benefits go with it, services, fire department, the police. all of those things become civil rights struggles for those living on the outskirts. to go back to the map, looking across the river, you see the river on the north part of the map. i am not going to talk a lot about that area, but if anybody has been that, i remember growing up and i did no

. >> and a new tool to protect california kids from identity theft. how our consumerwatch reporting has led to a new state law. >> and a new disease threatens to destroy california plans. how a bay area nurse -- plants. how a bay area nursery is fighting off the fungus. ,, ,, it's a new law just signed by the governor. and it's fair to say... >>> california parents have a new tool to protect their kids from identity theft. it's a new law just signed by the governor. and it's fair to say it would not have happened without a series of reports from our very own julie watts. and she is here with the story. julie. >> reporter: thank you, guys. a credit freeze or security freeze is the best tool to protect from financial identity theft preventing anyone from running a credit check or opening a credit account under your name or social security number but for years it's only been available for adults. now, studies show kids can be at greater risk for identity theft because they don't have a credit history. since we began reporting on this topic, equifax agree

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royce of california. strike all after the resolve clause and insert the following, that the house of representatives -- mr. royce: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the reading of the amendment. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to the consideration of the resolution? mr. royce: mr. speaker, i have an amendment to the preamble at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the amendment to the text is agreed to and, without objection, the resolution is agreed to. the clerk will report the amendment to the preamble. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. royce of california. strike the preamble and insert the following, whereas in 1982 -- mr. royce: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the reading. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the amendment to the preamble is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. mr. royce: thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina rise?

in california.his cycle has not mattered that much at all. look at amount of money spent on jeb bush and even hillary clinton during the summer when she really tried to pull away from donald trump, it just, the paid media just isn't working. money is becoming less and less relevant this cycle. liz: than it was before. >> i think we're going to see that going into 2018 as well. liz: money is always relevant to companies certainly. what surprises me the silicon valley crowd, they would really stand to benefit from donald trump's position on repatriating funds parked offshore. apple specifically has billions offshore. it would solve a big problem for them if they had a donald trump has president who could move to make sure there wasn't double taxation. but that even apple says, forget it. we're not interested. we're not a one issue company. that's what tim cook has said. so they're not that interested but i would think that the defense industry, which used to have its glory years in the '40s, '50s, '60

this is caused by california drought. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> our coverage continues both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. we'll be updating the very latest on evacuation orders as new information becomes available. you can also track the weather conditions, too. >>> in just a few hours the suspect at the center of a bizarre kidnapping case out of vallejo is expected to plead guilty. police first thought this case was a hoax. chuck coppola live in vallejo this morning. no one expecting a turn in this case? >> reporter: a very strange turn in the case. the attorney for aaron quinn says, frankly, it's not right. quinn's girlfriend, denise huskins was allegedly kidnapped for ransom in quinn's home. quinn says he was tied up and drugged. suspect 38-year-old matthew muller will plead guilty to a single count of kidnapping and not face additional charges of sexual assault, home invasion and robbery. quinn's attorney says the trial would have exposed how investigators miss handled the case. now he says that inform

[audio en inglÉs] >> hoy ha sido un dÍa de mucha tensiÓn en las calles de california, despuÉs de quenidad dieran muerto a balazos a un hombre. >> es malo lo que hicieron, tambiÉn nos toca a nosotros, hispanos. reportero: el incidente comenzÓ cuando se pidiÓ ayuda para que controlaran a alfred, les advirtiÓ que padecÍa problemas mentales, uno de los agentes le disparÓ sin razon alguna, segÚn se dice, porque no portaba armas, aunque no se aprecia bien en esta fotografÍa, se dice que el occiso tenÍa en su mano un cigarrillo electrÓnico. >> aquÍ se observa a la hermana de alfred, perturbada por lo ocurrido, llorando y recriminando los agentes, preguntando por quÉ habÍan matado a su hermano. y diciendo: " y llamÉ para pedir ayuda no para que lo mataran". hoy hubo una protesta. aunque hubo enfrentamientos verbales todos se mantuvo en calma. jÓvenes de diversas razas se reunieron en el lugar de los hechos, pidieron un alto a los asesinatos de personas de minorÍas a manos de la policia, y prometieron luchar contra el racismo. un joven provocÓ hace unos momentos a otrom que llevaba un gorro d

and it seems california voters might be ready to vote for gun control. prop 63 winning strong support. it would require among other things a background check for people who want to buy ammunition. 64% supporting the idea while 30% are against it. the measure is being spearheaded by california's lieutenant governor gavin newsom. kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen shows us the politician is now in a public feud with an nra-backed olympian. >> reporter: our poll shows that even 47% of gun owners support these background checks to buy ammunition. but one gun rights group against prop 63 has a new weapon in their arsenal. a three-time olympic gold medalist in shooting and this campaign is getting personal. prop 63 has several parts. among them, a requirement for a permit and a background check in order to buy ammunition. also, ammunition purchases would have to be reported to the department of justice. a professional shooter kim road ysaias these restrictions are a big problem and in this commercial against prop 63 gavin newsom was in the crosshairs. >> as

de california. va a reportar la informaciÓn de la licencia y hace que el proceso sea mÁs rÁpido y para que se procese mÁs rápido las multas. la idea es acoger los avances tecnolÓgicos para ahorrar tiempo, mano de obra y velar por la seguridad de los oficiales y conductores. >> estamos parados al lado de la carretera por la seguridad de nosotros y de las personas. >> dice que las autopistas son un lugar muy peligroso para el oficial y el conductor. no se debe de estar emitiendo una de estas infracciones con la rapidez de esta nueva tecnologÍa, se evitan accidentes y el oficial puede regresar a su trabajo. vigilar las autopistas. se cree tambiÉn que una infracciÓn electrónica ahorra papeleo. ya que el oficial no tiene que escribir nada y la informaciÓn serÁ enviada electrÓnicamente a las cortes y sin la necesidad de que alguien mÁs tenga que transcribir esta informaciÓn manualmente. poco a poco serÁ usado en más y mÁs condados del estado de california. >> va a tardar un poquito pero estamos tratando d

way to southern california.ottom line is this morning some patchy stratus at the beaches and the bay. otherwise it's going to pan out to be a seasonal albeit breezy day, gusts up to 25 at the seashore. much cooler temperatures at the end of the week. a little bit of haze around the vicinity today due to the "loma fire" and the soberanes fire that they hope to have contained by friday. futurecast illustrates throughout your day we'll have the clearing of the skies but we'll have the cooler air mass all associated with that "pushhhh" of the onshore conditions here. by tomorrow morning, some clouds line the san mateo coast but watch what happens just in time for the weekend. up here you'll notice a little bit of green on your screen. this is our long-range computer model and what that means is there is a potential for rain showers right here in the bay area. satellite-radar shows high pressure will be ejecting to the east. as it does so this area of low pressure is going to pull down out of the gulf of alaska. it's

, northern california being threatened by a dangerous fast-growing fire burning along the california central coast. the flames, intense flames as let's look at where the fire is burning using the storyteller. it is right along the santa cruz beach boardwalk that is along monterey bay. you can see the flames by the beach and california's heat wave is making things even worse. fast-moving wildfire when an army of 500 firefighters are battling south of san jose, california. the fire has burned more than 1,000 acres triggering evacuations. >> hopefully, no other houses burn down. >> reporter: the fire has burned one home and threatening 300 more homes. >> i'm afraid if it climbs the and radio towers. the fire can be seen for miles more than an hour south. fighting the fire is proving to be a major challenge. the area is experiencing a heat wave forcing firefighters to cope with triple-digits temperatures and it is burning along steep, rugged terrain fueling the flames. >> on top of the ridge and hoping it doesn't suck down into >> reporter: so far, no word on what may have starte the fir

corridor between california and las vegas. on average, about 45-thousand people drive this stretch per day... adding up to about 16-million cars per year. troopers from nevada and california's highway patrol say they stopped over 3-hundred people... and plan to keep patrols out in full force until the weekend is over: ((trooper jason buratczuk // nevada highway increase in traffic. but just for the everyday citizen who's going to be on the roadway who's not going to be drinking and driving, we have to be defensive drivers this weekend. watch out for everyone else on the road. )) ((michael stevens)) >> the agencies taking part are focusing on speeders... impaired and distracted drivers... as well as people not wearing their seat belts. if you are headed out today... the best piece of advice -- as get where you need to go. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> north las vegas police continue to search for a murder suspect who escaped from police custody. police say 25-year-old alonso perez was alone in an interview room.. and twisted his handcu

. >> una cadena de mÁs de 200 sismos en un solo dÍa pone en alerta al sur de california temen que seaipo de un terremoto mucho mÁs potente. uno es libre y me gustarÍa que mis hijas vivieran eso. >> hay mÁs mexicanos indocumentados que regresan a su paÍs que los que llegan a estados unidos, el nÚmero de inmigrantes ingresando sin papeles desde mÉxico cae a niveles histÓricos. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ . >> los invito a cantarle a la guadalupana. >> el papa francisco le dedica un emotivo mensaje a mÉxico ante los sufrimientos de su pueblo y hace cantar la guadalupana a la multitud reunida en la plaza de san pedro. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ . >> "noticiero telemundo" con josÉ dÍaz-balart josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> faltan 41 dÍas para elecciones presidenciales y su voto decide. buenas tardes el pueblo se volÓo hoy para despedir al pelotero josÉ fernÁndez y acompaÑar en medio del cariÑo y el respeto a su familia. una multitudinaria procesiÓn fÚnebre lo llevÓ por Última vez al estadio de marlins donde alcanzÓ la gloria deportiva, angie sandoval estÁ en la iglesia donde cientos de personas lo siguen llorando. >> asÍ

proponen en california instalar equipos especiales para que autos no puedan ser encendidos para quienesendan conducir ebrio. dos mujeres que trababan como empleadas domÉsticas el chapo guzmÁn estan en la cÁrcel por portalada mÁs de manera ilegal. y les contamos como la solidaridad e internet garantizaron el retiro de un veterano vendedor de helados. ♪ enrique: no pensÉ que fuera gran cosa. asÍ contestÓ hillary clinton a quienes la criticaron por no revelar que habÍa sido diagnosticada con neumonÍa desde el viernes pasado. clinton asegurÓ que se siente mucho mejor despuÉs de perder el balance ayer al abandonar antes de lo previsto un evento en que se honraba a las vÍctimas del 11 de septiembre. blanca: los simpatizantes de hillary clinton coinciden en que no pudo haber ocurrido en peor momento. las imÁgenes de la candidata tambaleando se ayer al ingresar a su vehÍculo han dado la vuelta al mundo. hoy su jefe de campaÑa dice que se encuentra bien y descansarÁ un par de dÍas. >> la seÑora clinton estÁ en excelente estado y divulgarÁ mas sobre su salud esta semana. blanca: el aÑo pasado hiz

across southern california. thunderstorms off the southern california coast. could any of this drift towards the bay area as we head towards tomorrow. we'll answer that question and talk about, just how cool it is going to get for your neighborhood coming up in a few minutes. >> it is hot. looking live in san jose. over the skyline there. check the temperatures there. by the way in your specific neighborhood. on the website. put in your zip code. get your neighborhood temperatures. nbc bay area.com. >> not something you would expect. but a man is in critical condition after being shot with a paint ball gun in san francisco. police say a 33-year-old man was shot in the head early this morning. in the outer mission neighborhood. politician so far no wntitnesse or information. not the first time something look this happened in the city. in may, a 55-year-old man was shot in the eye again with a paint ball gun. they're suppose to regulate and enforce elections laws and protect you the voter. but a four month investigation by investigative unit found that often the

now california hopes to shed light on what is going on and why. california became the first state in the nation today to require all law enforcement agencies to report and help keep track every time officers used force that causes serious injury. they must report the race of the suspect and the officer and why force was necessary. >> it is safer for the community and the officers. ultimately they will see that in the statistics. >> reporter: we spoke to the director of the union. he tells us the lapd has been reporting use of force for many years and as a result the alternative use of force are being used. >> they are putting on their bulletproof vest. >> reporter: jody armour is a criminal law professor and he agrees the program is a great first step at helping improve policy and the relationship between the police and the community. but he believes there are other uses of force that need to be covered. >> it does not cover bruises, urns, use of pepper spray or taser guns. there may be patterns that differ from different communities. >> reporter:

en california buscan reconocer a todos los residentes del estado dorado.basado en la mariguana. reportero: entre campos agrÍcolas en el condado merced en california, se encuentra desde el 2015 la granja de las hermanas del valle. aquÍ, cinco mujeres que visten largos y aseguran no pertenecer a ninguna religiÓn, cultivan mariguana. la fundadora dice que es para realizar aceites que a algunos clientes les han curado molestias fÍsicas. son aceites que no generan alucinaciones. estos relatos de la naciÓn no los tenemos nosotros. la administraciÓn de medicamentos y elementos de estados unidos no considera es lo que os como alternativas medicinales. durante el aÑo y medio que lleva comercializando sus productos en mÁs de 100 paÍses dicen que las ventas sean disparados. el condado merced permite tener solamente 12 plantas de marihuana para realizar su estudio: hace unas semanas, producto es que deben tener un cÓdigo de vida espiritual del compromiso de ser veganas y cÉlibes. leÓn:finalizó el juego entre los 49 de san francisco con la polÉmica porque el jugador se

california lawmakers passed new legislation.. eliminating a judge's descretion to sentence people are committed. under the new provision.. turner would have faced a minimum of three years behind bars. as it stands now.. turner has three years probation and have to register as a sex offender. a massachusetts baby-sitter is facing charges after police say she was found with a child while allegedly drunk and on drugs. police say susan devereaux was stumbling while babysitting a 3- year-old boy. a surprised neighbor called (capt. richard flynn/arlington police) "we found several empty containers in a motor vehicle." the family says they hired the 51-year- old woman from babysitting website care-dot-com police say it's a lesson that parents need to do their homework when they're hiring help. (capt. richard flynn/arlington police) "when you go to hire someone to watch your children or provide car, for who ever that may be, we ask you to do your due diligence and that not a website or a referral from one devreaux now faces reckless enda

all this comes after california leaders took action against the banking giant. the state treasure announced yesterday that california is suspending all business with wells fargo. penalties accuse them of -- >> just as lehman brothers and bear stearns learned the hardware that no bank is too big to fail, those banks that survived the great recession must now learn they are not so powerful as to be untouchable. >> that move is estimated to cost wells fargo millions of dollars. >>> is someone targeting some of the most vul neeshl people in san jose. at least three homeless people have been stabbed to death this year. officers are questioning people after the body of a man found stabbed to death on tuesday. there are two others who died the same way in san jose. now police are investigating whether they're connected. crime stoppers is offering a $1,000 reward for any information that leetsads to an arrest. >>> funeral plans well under way for shimon peres. his body laying in state right now. more on that coming up when "today in the bay" continues. (coughs) that cou

it's good. >> happening now on home page, california and 34 other states are suing a british drug makerversions of the painkiller off the market. on twitter feed, sources telling nbc news child abuse allegation triggered a routine investigation stems from an incident on private plane with his family. we're back in a moment. >>> we have an interview with activists as crime smashing a coconut crepa pie in the face of sacramento mayor kevin johnson. he's a homeless activists that occupies sacramento, he assaulted the mayor toç call attention to homeless issues. he quickly fought back leaving thompson with nine stitches. he said he's been arrested nine times in fourym years. >> feel i've never accomplished anything, so i decided to escalate it this time and÷ú actf violence, then that you're interpretation. i think it was very soft version of what he deserved. felony. he also says he got a coconut cream pie because it's his favorite pie and would have eaten it if he didn't go through with the attack. >>> new÷ú heartbreaking photo sn around the world sent from a little boy from new york to p

---en primer lugar queÓ la universidad de california en berkeley, seguida por la universidad de californiasan diego" quedaron empatados en decimo lugar. guillermo: sistema de bajo presiÓnque sigue permitiendo algunas lluvias. para el golfo se mantiene muy activo. es agua se sigue manteniendo en esta misma zona. vientos secos puede dar posibilidad de incendio. condiciones en los prÓximos dÍas frescas hoy por la noche cansemos 58° parcialmente nublado. la bahÍa se mantiene problema cercano. amigos en san josÉ 81° viernes y sÁbado regresar el calorcito templado y agradables tengo mÁs detalles no se lo pierda esta noche sÓlo a las 11. ---en menos de dos meses seran las elecciones... no pierda la oportunidad de hacer escuchar su voz... visite "tu aÉrica-punto-com" para saber cÁndo se vence el ---la compaÑia "samsung" pide con urgencia entregar los telefonos "galaxy note 7", que ya generaron 35 incendios cuando explotó la pila. ---california es el primer estado en crear un programa para ayudar a las personas transgenero que buscan empleo. ---y algunas organizaciones comunitarias temen que los ag

compared to southern california which gave a little more than $200 million. our analysis also shows that nearly two-thirds of all that money went to presidential campaigns who are out-of-state races for the u.s. senate. why? it's simple. the big money donors in california know most races here are not that competitive and they often pit democrat against democrat. if they want to sway a race between the democrat and republican that matters, they have to go out of state. they get more bang for their buck in out of state races. nine toss-up senate races in states like florida, wisconsin, nevada and pennsylvania. if you want to know more about where all this money is going, we've teamed up to create a special website called voters edge to give you non-partisan information about all the elections taking place here in california. you can find that on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com. guys, back to you. >> so much at stake. steven, thank you very much. if you have a story, call 1-888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >> you can also stop

again, 813 pedestrians killed last year in california. that's a 20% increase from a decade ago so lawmakers are launching a campaign to get pedestrians more aware of their surroundings as well as drivers. they are using a catchy ad, using a character wearing armor. >> traces a quiet battle hang on -- there's a quiet battle hang happening on our streets. pedestrian are acting indestructible and drivers act like they own the road. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: all right. so as you can see, that armor made of car parts to drive the point that pedestrians aren't made of metal and to make the point even further they are going to have that character out at a school, a san jose school, just around the corner here a little too dark to show but they are going to have that character out here getting kids safely to school this morning just before 9 a.m. and then, um, officials will hold a press conference afterwards. live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail today after spending three days at home sick. she